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Nordic Ski Club slides through a slow winter

Nordic Ski Club slides through a slow winter

This winter’s snowfall has been less than ideal for skiers and snowboarders. However, that isn’t stopping campus organizations like the MSU Nordic Ski Club from trying to get out on the snow. The club, which has around 20 active members, provides an opportunity for skiers of all skill

41 years later, Montana State is back on top

41 years later, Montana State is back on top

Earlier this month, MSU won the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) National Championship, bringing a title back to Bozeman for the first time in 41 years. 2025 began on a down note for the ‘Cats. The historic 15-0 season was capped off with a gut-wrenching loss to the North

Bobcats look to defend Great Divide trophy in Missoula

Bobcats look to defend Great Divide trophy in Missoula

Alabama and Auburn, Michigan and Ohio State, Texas and Oklahoma, Army and Navy. These are some of the elite college football rivalries that give college sports the heart that pros just can’t compete with. A rivalry that is not as nationally well-known — but is equally as fierce — is

Basketball teams start strong at home

Basketball teams start strong at home

MSU basketball returned to the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse last week as both the men’s and women’s teams played their 2025-26 home openers. Men’s basketball tipped off in Boulder, CO, losing a thriller to the University of Colorado Buffaloes 84-78. The game — in which the Buffaloes

WARD initiative seeks to address housing crisis

In the early 1980s, a landslide caused a breach in the Mystic Lake Dam south of Bozeman. The eventual collapse of the dam triggered a water crisis in the community that led to the development of a city water adequacy policy, according to Shawn Kohtz, the City of Bozeman’s

Researchers explore the human factors in avalanche safety

Researchers explore the human factors in avalanche safety

In the world of avalanche safety, most lessons focus on analyzing snowpacks and slopes. However, according to researchers Jerry Johnson and Jordy Hendrikx, the real danger lies in human behavior — how people think, interact and sometimes push each other beyond safe limits. They wrote their book “Making Decisions in Avalanche

MSU continues win streak on rain-soaked parents weekend

MSU continues win streak on rain-soaked parents weekend

Despite heavy rain and slick turf, nothing could stop the Bobcats from defeating the Idaho State University (ISU) Bengals over MSU’s parent and family weekend. The 48-14 win against their foe to the south pushed the Bobcats to 5-2 on the season and 3-0 in conference